Uhh no idea never been to any of them
which state is the most kpopish?
I thought you're an expert because you talked about tornadoes
no i just live in the u.s and i know which states are always getting hit with tornado's which is why it's called tornado alley
california and florida are constantly slammed with hurricane's sometimes texas sand louisianna constantly
I've only lived in michigan, texas, arizona, nevada and oregon
i've been to california, New york and tennessee
Display Moreno i just live in the u.s and i know which states are always getting hit with tornado's which is why it's called tornado alley
california and florida are constantly slammed with hurricane's sometimes texas sand louisianna constantly
I've only lived in michigan, texas, arizona, nevada and oregon
i've been to california and tennessee
California gets earthquakes, not hurricanes.
Well, Yellowstone volcano is right in the center of that marked area and if it ever blows it will be the greatest natural disaster in world history. Other than that the area is cold, windy, mountainous, and virtually empty of people.
I’d pick Utah. 
California gets earthquakes, not hurricanes.
They had a category 5 hurricane not long ago so yes they do.
I live in oregon so yeah we got the rain.
Well, Yellowstone volcano is right in the center of that marked area and if it ever blows it will be the greatest natural disaster in world history. Other than that the area is cold, windy, mountainous, and virtually empty of people.
I’d pick Utah.
Go to idaho for the potatoes if it blows you can be french fried lol
Well, Yellowstone volcano is right in the center of that marked area and if it ever blows it will be the greatest natural disaster in world history. Other than that the area is cold, windy, mountainous, and virtually empty of people.
I’d pick Utah.
yeah but there are smaller chances for that than for tornado
there were probably around 1500 of those last year in US or something?
also I marked one more area on north east of US
btw. I marked those because I would actually prefer to go somewhere with more "nature" and pretty views around
I'm from Europe it's easy here to jump into car, bus, train and you are in city like Berlin, Prague or Paris when there is tons of people already
Display Moreyeah but there are smaller chances for that than for tornado
there were probably around 1500 of those last year in US or something?
also I marked one more area on north east of US
btw. I marked those because I would actually prefer to go somewhere with more "nature" and pretty views around
I'm from Europe it's easy here to jump into car, bus, train and you are in city like Berlin, Prague or Paris when there is tons of people already
If you like a lot of snow sure lol the great thing about the us is we have oceans, lakes, beaches deserts grass snow rain etc etc. Southern states like nevada cali new mexico and texas get over 120 degree f dry heat you go like michigan you get like 80 defgree f weather but like 80% humidity lol. Oregon is beautiful but it rains like 10/12 months lol we get all 4 seasons though even stupid snow lol
If you like a lot of snow sure lol the great thing about the us is we have oceans, lakes, beaches deserts grass snow rain etc etc. Southern states like nevada cali new mexico and texas get over 120 degree f dry heat you go like michigan you get like 80 defgree f weather but like 80% humidity lol. Oregon is beautiful but it rains like 10/12 months lol we get all 4 seasons though even stupid snow lol
I live in Poland I'm used to the snow altough recent winters were not cold, but yeah snow was here
rather than that autums were windy and rainy
as for summers you mean that 120 fahrenheit in sun? don't know how you guys measure temperatures there we do it in 'shadow' during summers it's here often 32-35 celsius, sometimes 38 celsius which is 100 F
I live in Poland I'm used to the snow altough recent winters were not cold, but yeah snow was here
rather than that autums were windy and rainy
as for summers you mean that 120 fahrenheit in sun? don't know how you guys measure temperatures there we do it in 'shadow' during summers it's here often 32-35 celsius, sometimes 38 celsius which is 100 F
Its desert dry heat 120f is 48+ celcius it's hot you can cook an egg on cement lol proven fact or your dashboard lol
yeah I know that in desert is such hot
but in cities?
I know Phoenix often has those long 'runs' with high temps during the day not going below 100F
I can survive week or two like that, because we also have heat waves lasting two sometimes three weeks but it would be hard to travel and work in such conditions during the day
yeah I know that in desert is such hot
but in cities?
I know Phoenix often has those long 'runs' with high temps during the day not going below 100F
I can survive week or two like that, because we also have heat waves lasting two sometimes three weeks but it would be hard to travel and work in such conditions during the day
Yes in the city i lived in sierra vista, tucson and phoenix it gets up to that temp in the summer. same in Las Vegas we had portable air conditioners in every room and the ac up lol you can survive just need ac and lots of water lol. Outdoor workers usually start very early like 3 am and are done by like 8 am cause it gets so hot lol. I stay indoors lol
Thankfully doesn't get that hot in oregon though we do have humidity.
Yes in the city i lived in sierra vista, tucson and phoenix it gets up to that temp in the summer. same in Las Vegas we had portable air conditioners in every room and the ac up lol you can survive just need ac and lots of water lol. Outdoor workers usually start very early like 3 am and are done by like 8 am cause it gets so hot lol. I stay indoors lol
Thankfully doesn't get that hot in oregon though we do have humidity.
lol
but what's a point of living when you need to stay in room and also use AC xD
I'm used to going for a walks or sitting in the garden, I'm doing it even in the summers
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